Colorado Medicaid Therapists

At Free Yourself, we believe that everyone deserves access to quality mental health services. As part of this commitment, all Free Yourself therapists accept Colorado Access, Colorado Community Health Alliance, Denver Health Medicaid Choice, Rocky Mountain Health Plans, Carelon, Northeast Behavioral Health, and HealthOne Colorado via virtual telehealth therapy appointments in Colorado.

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Who qualifies for Free therapy sessions?

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Colorado Health First Medicaid is divided into regional account entities (RAEs). Your RAE is assigned based on the county where your Primary Care Physician (PCP) is located.

Therapy sessions are likely completely covered at zero cost to you. Not sure if you qualify? Contact Us >

We can service ALL Medicaid regions (RAEs):

  • Colorado Access: Regions 3 & 5

  • Colorado Community Health Alliance (CCHA): Regions 6 & 7

  • Rocky Mountain Health Plans (RMHP): Region 1

  • Carelon, NE Behavioral, & HealthOne Colorado: Region 2

  • Health Colorado, Inc: Region 4

  • Denver Health Medicaid Choice: Region 5

For more information about RAEs, please visit Health First Colorado.

Couples & Family Counseling sessions up to 60 minutes and EMDR Therapy sessions up to 90 minutes are also covered by Medicaid.

Looking For A Therapist who takes Medicaid in Colorado?

Free Yourself therapists have little to no wait for Medicaid appointments. Every Free Yourself therapist accepts Medicaid and provides the same level of care to all their clients.

Therapists Who Accept Medicaid offer Services For

Adult Individuals

Individual psychotherapy offers personalized support to help you navigate challenges and improve mental well-being.

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Children & Teens

Psychotherapy for kids and teens provides a safe space to explore emotions, build coping skills, and grow in a supportive environment.

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EMDR

Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing (EMDR) uses eye movements to help process and heal from past trauma.

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Couples & Families

Couples and family counseling helps improve communication and strengthen relationships by addressing challenges together.

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What Therapy Services does Medicaid cover?

Individual Therapy for Adults, Kids, & Teens

Medicaid covers sessions up to 60-minutes

We use a variety of approaches to help people learn how to transform the way you respond to daily stressors in a mindful and regulated way. We'll identify your triggers, name your emotions and negative thoughts. We’ll then work to determine which skills and tools might work best for you to overcome your barriers to wellness and move forward on your path to recovery.


EMDR Therapy

Medicaid covers sessions up to 90-minutes

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is a physiologically based therapy that helps a person see disturbing material in a new and less disturbing way.  It is a highly researched treatment that has been shown to reduce symptoms associated with PTSD and is most researched in its effectiveness with issues related to trauma.  It has been demonstrated to be effective with a number off issues including trauma, anxiety, panic, phobias, depression, performance anxiety, complicated grief, chronic pain and substance abuse.

EMDR has been shown to have a number of benefits. Some of these include:

  • The reduction or elimination of flashbacks, nightmares, or other intrusive symptoms

  • A sense that the past is truly over

  • Reduced reactivity to triggers or memories

  • Reduced anxiety and/or depression

  • A reduction or elimination of symptoms of PTSD

  • Overall emotional wellbeing and happiness in life


Couples & Family Therapy

Medicaid covers sessions up to 60-minutes

We use a strengths-based, culturally responsive, collaborative approach to couples therapy, which will include interventions that are specific to your needs and identities. Because each relationship or familial journey is unique, there is no one size fits all treatment model. Whether you need support in learning to communicate better, need to heal from trauma or a breach of trust, or just want to talk through something, we are here to support you in your journey. 

Free Yourself is an Essential Safety Net Provider

As an essential safety net provider, Free Yourself plays a crucial role in offering comprehensive mental health services, ensuring that all individuals, especially those facing financial or systemic barriers, receive the mental healthcare they need. Committed to diversity and inclusivity, Free Yourself bridges gaps in mental health access, supporting the well-being of Colorado communities. By aligning with state initiatives to expand healthcare coverage and maintain high-quality support, Free Yourself helps build resilience and self-discovery for clients.

Behavioral health safety net providers serve priority populations and comply with the safety net no refusal requirements, ensuring that priority populations receive access to the care that they need to achieve whole person health through care and coordination. Communities served through this program include people experiencing or at risk of homelessness, children and youth at risk of out-of-home placement and their parents, people involved with the criminal or juvenile justice system, people of color, Native Americans, Alaska natives, Veterans, people who are pregnant, LGBTQ+ individuals, individuals with disabilities and more.

At Free Yourself, we believe that everyone deserves access to quality mental health services, regardless of their background or identity. That's why we are committed to creating a safe and welcoming environment for all identities, where individuals can feel seen, heard, and valued.

Find a Medicaid Therapist in colorado for:

  • Anxiety

  • Depression

  • Trauma

  • Mood Disorders 

  • Life Transitions

  • Relationship or Family Issues

  • BIPOC Identity

  • Faith and Spirituality

  • Conflict Resolution

  • Body Image

  • Substance Abuse

  • Personal Growth and Understanding

  • Loss and Grief

  • Cultural Identity

  • LGBTQIA+ Identity

  • Racial Trauma and Experiences

  • Transracial Adoptive Families

  • View therapists’ bios for more specialties